Poultry Netting Electric Fence 41.5in H x 164ft L - Portable Predator

Our review of this poultry netting finds it best for backyard keepers and small-scale homesteaders who need a portable, electric barrier to deter common predators. The single biggest reason to buy is its balance of height and length combined with a pre-fabricated, easy-to-move design; unrolling and staking the net has proved faster than building a permanent fence. It is most useful for rotational grazing, temporary paddocks or quickly protecting a coop while offering consistent deterrence against mink, raccoons, foxes and coyotes.

Key Features

• Predator deterrence: The net creates a visible and electrified boundary that helps keep mink, raccoons, foxes, coyotes and skunks away from poultry.
• Sturdy construction: Eleven horizontal strands including nine conductive lines and triple-braided stainless steel wire provide durability and resistance to breakage under normal use.
• Stable supports: Precisely spaced fiberglass posts and double-spiked steel stakes deliver stability on varying terrain and reduce tipping.
• Portable setup: The pre-fabricated net requires no assembly; simply unroll, stake and connect so it can be relocated quickly for rotational grazing.
• Lightweight design: Its construction makes it easy for one or two people to move the net without heavy equipment, ideal for temporary crop or poultry protection.
• Solar-ready energizer: The net requires an energizer to operate and pairs well with the recommended solar energizer for off-grid use.

Who It's For

This fence suits backyard chicken keepers, small farms, and homesteaders who need a non-permanent, electric barrier for flocks of chickens, ducks, geese or turkeys. It is especially useful where predators like foxes or raccoons are a problem and where mobility for rotational grazing or seasonal protection is desired.

Those who need a permanent, heavy-duty perimeter for large livestock or high-impact predator pressure may want a more substantial fixed fence system. Also, buyers should budget for a compatible energizer, as the netting is sold without one.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Easy installation and relocation makes it practical for temporary paddocks and quick protection.
• Good coverage with 41.5in height and 164ft length suitable for small flocks and backyard areas.
• Durable conductive lines and triple-braided stainless steel wire resist normal wear and provide reliable conductivity.
• Stable posts and double-spiked stakes improve performance on uneven ground.

Cons

• Some users report mixed feelings about netting strength and post robustness under heavy strain.
• An energizer is required but sold separately, adding to total setup cost.

Specifications

Height	41.5 in
Length	164 ft
Horizontal strands	11 strands (9 conductive)
Wire type	Triple-braided stainless steel conductive wire
Posts	Fiberglass posts with double-spiked steel stakes
Power	Requires external energizer; solar energizer recommended

Our Verdict

For small-scale poultry keepers who value portability and quick setup, this electric netting is a practical, cost-effective deterrent against common predators and offers good coverage with its 41.5in height and 164ft length. It represents strong value when paired with a compatible energizer, while those needing permanent, heavy-duty fencing should consider a fixed system instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the net come with an energizer?
No, an energizer is not included; a compatible solar energizer is recommended for off-grid use.

Is the fence easy to move?
Yes, the net is lightweight and designed to be unrolled, staked and relocated for rotational grazing or temporary protection.

Will it stop predators like foxes and raccoons?
Yes, the electrified strands and visible barrier are intended to deter common predators such as foxes, raccoons, mink, coyotes and skunks.